Skinny scarf!

A skinny scarf made with reclaimed yarn..

A few reclaimed yarn hats

An experiment with the ProvoCraft Kniftly Knitter loom using reclaimed yarn from a hideous Christmas sweater..

Here's one from a while ago - I can't stand the idea of throwing anything away (even scraps) so I found this Accidental Hat pattern by Laughing Purple Goldfish Designs..

Granny Square WIP

Just some simple grannie that I am putting together when my brain is busy doing other things.. I have a pile of these that will hopefully turn into a real-live blanket someday. I like the bright colors on the black..

A girly shelf redo

The girls' room needed girly-ing. We made due. We started with one of those cheapish wooden shelves that you buy from big box discount stores:

 

(This particular model came with girl-heads attached.)
(No, that's a lie.)

And ended up with a creation fit for princesses:
This has been a perfect addition to their girly bedroom - I used a vintage wrapping paper for the back (where you see the pink and yellow design) and Zero VOC paint for the rest. I did have to come back later and seal the paper a bit better, but I think it will hold up well - even under the abuse of an 8 and 9 year old!

Peace of Mind Comes in the Mail

Because everything is about my boobs now.

The results came back on Monday and SURPRISE! The ultrasound tech never even looked at or clicked a picture of anything on the left side.

They said the concern in the right side was a 5mm nodule in a lymph node with non-cancerous characteristics and ‘nothing to be concerned about’ unless it changes. I’m not sure what that means – I have would have no way of knowing if it changes since I never knew it was there to begin with..

Tomorrow morning at 9:30, I’ll start the whole thing over again at a different facility so as not to run into the same pleasant ultrasound tech as last time.. and my boobs have never been happier. No really.

Wordless Wednesday (or) I Blame His Father.